Ailing Wood Poem by Riano Harp

Ailing Wood



The adolescent in robes of Jamaican lude,
Strip him! Strip him!
Futility reigns, the heavens beckon
For their lost creature of beguile.
Nothing is lost, I am lost;
Still...I see marble banquets and stiff mirages
Floating in the hue of my eyes
- Fucking disgust! Discover me like a virgin
And a race lost in genocide.
Surely, I cannot see such anger;
Ferocity beckons in the euphemisms of the sink-
I am called by duty.
Never forget me, I'll be ever in your memory
In roots, worms, air and robes of ailing wood.

Saturday, February 18, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: beguiled,infinity,lost,love,memory,reason,truth
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Paul Brookes 20 February 2017

I enjoyed this It had depth the poet really knew and cared about the subject so that is shone through good rhytm and word usage A well wrought poem on the whole.

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